In my last post I alluded to the fact that when you create multiple RAM Disks with ImDisk Toolkit, settings from one RAM Disk tend to be also used for the other.
For example, if I set two RAM Disks, both sharing the same size, file system and general settings, and I want one of them to host a Temp folder the old-fashioned way, and the other via a junction to ProgramData, I can't.
I can have one or the other, but not both. Am I missing something? Is there a command line argument I can use to have my two RAM Disks with each its own settings when it comes to the Temp folder(s)?
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Hi everyone,
In my last post I alluded to the fact that when you create multiple RAM Disks with ImDisk Toolkit, settings from one RAM Disk tend to be also used for the other.
For example, if I set two RAM Disks, both sharing the same size, file system and general settings, and I want one of them to host a Temp folder the old-fashioned way, and the other via a junction to ProgramData, I can't.
I can have one or the other, but not both. Am I missing something? Is there a command line argument I can use to have my two RAM Disks with each its own settings when it comes to the Temp folder(s)?